2025年7月新闻改编语法填空练习（三）-2026届高三英语上学期一轮复习专项

新闻改编语法填空2025.07（三） 2025.07.10 As scorching temperatures continue to grip much of China, the country's ice cream market is heating up — not just in terms of sales, 1._______ in competition, innovation and strategic 2.______________(expand). Industry players 3.______________(include) dairy giants（乳制品巨头）and upstart digital brands（新兴数字品牌）are taking advantage of evolving consumer preferences, healthier lifestyles and new retail forms to reshape 4._______ was once a seasonal hobby into a year-round, experiential category. According to Mintel Group, a market research institute, the packaged ice cream category in China is expected 5.______________(maintain) steady growth in the years ahead, driven by the development of cold-chain logistics, increased outdoor activities 6._______ the rapid development of e-commerce channels. 7._______, it faces rising pressure from fresh ice cream and local tea drink alternatives, and growth is 8.______________(increase) being moderated by health-conscious consumers. Mintel forecasts a compound annual growth rate of 2.8 percent in sales from 2025 to 2029, with volume 9.______________(grow) at 1.8 percent annually. The category is finding new ways to be in tune with consumers' values around wellness, ingredients and emotional connections. Leading the charge is Wall's China, under The Magnum Ice Cream Company, 10._______ rolled out over 30 new products in 2025, with a focus on personalization（个性化）, texture innovation and indulgent experiences. 2025.07.10 Dressed in a flowing white gown styled in ancient Chinese fashion, a 1._____________(music) sits gracefully on a street in Italy, her eyes 2.____________(cover) by a green cloth. As her bow glides across the erhu — a traditional two-stringed instrument — a haunting melody fills the air, 3._____________(draw) a crowd of curious onlookers, many of _______ lift their smartphones to record the moment. The scene, captured in a viral clip, has gained over 34,000 4._______(like) on the social media platform Xiaohongshu, also known as Red-Note. The artist is playing the music of the theme song from Feud, 5._______ popular xianxia drama, a genre unique 6._______ China that blends mythological, fantastical, and martial arts elements. As one of the 7.______________(popular) costume dramas this year, the series starring actress Bai Lu and actor Zeng Shunxi has been released 8._____________(domestic) and overseas on multiple major platforms like Netflix and Rakuten Viki, reaching foreign markets including North America and South Korea. It 9.___________(top) ratings in 15 countries and regions during its streaming period. The show's success highlights the enduring appeal of xianxia dramas, a genre that 10.________(rise) to prominence in the early 2000s, notes He Tianping, an associate professor at the School of Journalism and Communication at Renmin University of China. 2025.07.10  Far from an impulsive（冲动的）decision, a Japanese student planned a well-thought-out route 1.______________(experience) the real China. With a tight budget and schedule, he hitchhiked（搭便车）over 3,000 kilometers from Nanjing, Jiangsu province, to Urumqi, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. After discovering stereotypes about 2._______ Chinese and Japanese people perceive each other, Hibiki Tanikawa, 24, felt 3._______(real) might tell a different story. "Only 4._______ communicating with Chinese people can one see the real China," he says. In the beginning, he conducted a "social experiment" by asking drivers if they would give him a ride. If they said yes, he would then reveal that he was Japanese to see 5._______ they would change their minds. 6.______________(travel) from Nanjing to Urumqi, Tanikawa's journey involved more than a dozen car rides. Of the 17 drivers he encountered, most exhibited kindness and offered help upon learning his nationality. What impressed him most was a driver who openly admitted 7.____________(have) negative views about Japanese people 8._______ still offered help to Tanikawa simply because helping others had been a value he possessed since childhood. Tanikawa says this encounter made him rethink the true meaning of kindness. Throughout his 30-day hitchhiking journey, 9._______ numerous challenges, Tanikawa experienced warmth and sincerity and 10.______________(touch) by the countless kindhearted faces of ordinary Chinese people. Tanikawa adds that his journey is just beginning. He intends to continue savoring the most authentic sides of China with every step. 2025.07.09 I first read The Peony Pavilion when I was 13 and 1.______________(draw) to its poetic language. But as I grew older and watched Pai Hsien-yung's Kunqu adaptation, I began to grasp the deeper meaning behind this 2.______________(endure) classic. In the story, Du falls asleep in her garden and dreams of a romantic encounter 3._______ a young man. After she wakes up, she becomes overwhelmed with 4.______________(long) for her dream lover, gradually falls ill, and eventually dies. Three years later, the young man from her dream, Liu Mengmei, visits 5.the same garden. Upon discovering Du's portrait, he is instantly captivated by her spirit and falls in love. 6.______________(touch) by their unwavering devotion, the judge of the underworld grants Du a second chance at life, and the two are finally reunited. In traditional Chinese culture, openly 7.____________(say) "I love you" — especially for women — can feel startling or even 8.______________(appropriate), as love is often expected to be expressed through actions rather than words. By creating a heroine 9._______ dies in pursuit of love, playwright Tang Xianzu — writing over 400 years ago — challenged the long-standing tradition of emotional restraint — an influence that still shapes our society today. Classics endure 10._______ their core messages remain timeless. At the heart of The Peony Pavilion is a simple but profound truth: "Speak of love, and fight for it." 原文及答案 2025.07.10 As scorching temperatures continue to grip much of China, the country's ice cream market is heating up — not just in terms of sales, 1.but also in competition, innovation and strategic 2.expansion(expand). Industry players 3.including(include) dairy giants（乳制品巨头）and upstart digital brands（新兴数字品牌）are taking advantage of evolving consumer preferences, healthier lifestyles and new retail forms to reshape 4.what was once a seasonal hobby into a year-round, experiential category. According to Mintel Group, a market research institute, the packaged ice cream category in China is expected 5.to maintain(maintain) steady growth in the years ahead, driven by the development of cold-chain logistics, increased outdoor activities 6.and the rapid development of e-commerce channels. 7.However, it faces rising pressure from fresh ice cream and local tea drink alternatives, and growth is 8.increasingly(increase) being moderated by health-conscious consumers. Mintel forecasts a compound annual growth rate of 2.8 percent in sales from 2025 to 2029, with volume 9.growing(grow) at 1.8 percent annually. The category is finding new ways to be in tune with consumers' values around wellness, ingredients and emotional connections. Leading the charge is Wall's China, under The Magnum Ice Cream Company, 10.which rolled out over 30 new products in 2025, with a focus on personalization（个性化）, texture innovation and indulgent experiences. 2025.07.10 Dressed in a flowing white gown styled in ancient Chinese fashion, a 1.musician(music) sits gracefully on a street in Italy, her eyes 2.covered(cover) by a green cloth. As her bow glides across the erhu — a traditional two-stringed instrument — a haunting melody fills the air, 3.drawing(draw) a crowd of curious onlookers, many of whom lift their smartphones to record the moment. The scene, captured in a viral clip, has gained over 34,000 4.likes(like) on the social media platform Xiaohongshu, also known as Red-Note. The artist is playing the music of the theme song from Feud, 5.a popular xianxia drama, a genre unique 6.to China that blends mythological, fantastical, and martial arts elements. As one of the 7.most popular(popular) costume dramas this year, the series starring actress Bai Lu and actor Zeng Shunxi has been released 8.domestically(domestic) and overseas on multiple major platforms like Netflix and Rakuten Viki, reaching foreign markets including North America and South Korea. It 9.topped(top) ratings in 15 countries and regions during its streaming period. The show's success highlights the enduring appeal of xianxia dramas, a genre that 10.rose(rise) to prominence in the early 2000s, notes He Tianping, an associate professor at the School of Journalism and Communication at Renmin University of China. 2025.07.10  Far from an impulsive（冲动的）decision, a Japanese student planned a well-thought-out route 1.to experience(experience) the real China. With a tight budget and schedule, he hitchhiked（搭便车）over 3,000 kilometers from Nanjing, Jiangsu province, to Urumqi, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. After discovering stereotypes about 2.how Chinese and Japanese people perceive each other, Hibiki Tanikawa, 24, felt 3.reality(real) might tell a different story. "Only 4.by communicating with Chinese people can one see the real China," he says. In the beginning, he conducted a "social experiment" by asking drivers if they would give him a ride. If they said yes, he would then reveal that he was Japanese to see 5.whether they would change their minds. 6.Traveling(travel) from Nanjing to Urumqi, Tanikawa's journey involved more than a dozen car rides. Of the 17 drivers he encountered, most exhibited kindness and offered help upon learning his nationality. What impressed him most was a driver who openly admitted 7.to having(have) negative views about Japanese people 8.but still offered help to Tanikawa simply because helping others had been a value he possessed since childhood. Tanikawa says this encounter made him rethink the true meaning of kindness. Throughout his 30-day hitchhiking journey, 9.despite numerous challenges, Tanikawa experienced warmth and sincerity and 10.was touched(touch) by the countless kindhearted faces of ordinary Chinese people. Tanikawa adds that his journey is just beginning. He intends to continue savoring the most authentic sides of China with every step. 2025.07.09 I first read The Peony Pavilion when I was 13 and 1.was drawn(draw) to its poetic language. But as I grew older and watched Pai Hsien-yung's Kunqu adaptation, I began to grasp the deeper meaning behind this 2.enduring(endure) classic. In the story, Du falls asleep in her garden and dreams of a romantic encounter 3.with a young man. After she wakes up, she becomes overwhelmed with 4.longing(long) for her dream lover, gradually falls ill, and eventually dies. Three years later, the young man from her dream, Liu Mengmei, visits 5.the same garden. Upon discovering Du's portrait, he is instantly captivated by her spirit and falls in love. 6.Touched(touch) by their unwavering devotion, the judge of the underworld grants Du a second chance at life, and the two are finally reunited. In traditional Chinese culture, openly 7.saying(say) "I love you" — especially for women — can feel startling or even 8.inappropriate(appropriate), as love is often expected to be expressed through actions rather than words. By creating a heroine 9.who dies in pursuit of love, playwright Tang Xianzu — writing over 400 years ago — challenged the long-standing tradition of emotional restraint — an influence that still shapes our society today. Classics endure 10.because their core messages remain timeless. At the heart of The Peony Pavilion is a simple but profound truth: "Speak of love, and fight for it." 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$